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Introduction to the Online LibraryCEITL Talk about Teaching – 4 June 2020
Kathrine Aydelott, Asst. Professor Dimond Library
Who am I?
´ Assistant Professor in Dimond Library´ Information Literacy Librarian
´ Oversee library instruction initiatives
´ Advocate for information literacy instruction in curriculum
´ Head of Research & Learning Services´ Subject Librarian for
´ English
´ Women’s & Gender Studies
Overview of Session
´ Logistics overview addressing 7 common questions
´ Tips & Tricks for Accessing Library Resources 24/7
´ Q & A
1. When will the library reopen?
´The Library is open! Only the buildings are closed. ´All employees are working remotely´It was a hectic spring for us, too!
´Access to the print collections is hampered
´Planning for a phased reopening´We will communicate the reopening
widely: follow us!
2. I need access to print materials. Can you help me?
´Yes!´We can make arrangements for
urgent needs. ´Contact your subject librarian.
https://www.library.unh.edu/about-us/staff-directory/subject-librarians
3. Are there fines for overdue checked out materials?
´No!´No fines are being assessed.´All loan periods have been extended.´Diplomas were not held for students
with checked out materials.
4. I want to return my books. Can you help me?
´ Yes!´ Return items to the vestibule book drops.´ Return items once the library reopens.´ Return items by mail:
´ Dimond Library18 Library WayDurham, NH 03824
´ Items won’t be checked in until the library reopens.
5. What about Interlibrary Loan?´ Print borrowing:
´Libraries are operating remotely
´Covid-19 on surfaces?
´Planning protocols for quarantining materials
´Best practices continue to evolve
5. cont.What about Interlibrary Loan?
´ Electronic borrowing continues as best we can!
´Journal articles
´Book chapters
´ Document Delivery
´Scans of print materials we own will resume early in our phased reopening
´ Request what you need
6. What about temporary emergency access?´ Several vendors provided temporary,
emergency access to materials for spring term.´Textbooks´Journals´Ebooks´Media
´ https://libraryguides.unh.edu/COVIDtemp´ Many service terms are ending ´ Don’t plan on having this access for fall
7. How can I get help?´ Contact your home library and librarians
for help.
´ UNH-Manchester Library:´ https://manchester.unh.edu/library/´ [email protected]
´ UNH Franklin Pierce Law Library:´ http://law.unh.libguides.com/home´ https://law-unh.libanswers.com/
UNH Library - Durham
´ UNH Library – Durham´ https://www.library.unh.edu´ [email protected]
´ Find your subject librarianhttps://www.library.unh.edu/about-us/staff-directory/subject-librarians
´ Recent library information:https://www.library.unh.edu/news/covid-19
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Research & Reference Help
´ Subject librarians
https://www.library.unh.edu/about-us/staff-directory/subject-librarians
´ Chat with a librarian (fall & spring semesters)https://www.library.unh.edu/research-support/ask-a-librarian
Research & Reference Help
Research Guides
Partnering with Librarians
´ Design research-rich courses and assignments
´ Create research guides (LibGuides) for subjects and courses
´ Collaborate on information literacy and research skills instruction with synchronous and asynchronous active learning activities
´ Include dedicated research discussion boards in MyCourses
´ Partner for grant application research assistance
We’re happy to meet individually or to attend faculty meetings!
Please reach out to us!
